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hoice. Oxygene (Object Pascal), C#, Swift, Java, Go. | RemObjects Software Elements Languages Platforms IDEs C# Swift Java Fire Island| Download Pricing Login ☰ Languages Platforms IDEs C# Swift Java Fire Island| Download Pricing | Login empty cart The all new Elements 8.2 Swift 2. Non-nullable types. watchOS. tvOS. Windows 10 UAP. Fire Preview 2. Visual Studio 2015. And so much more. Get it now | Read More .C#, Swift, Go, Java & Object Pascal – for all platforms.Elements is a modern multi-purpose software development tool chain. It supports six popular programming languages : Oxygene (Object Pascal), C#, Java, Mercury (Visual Basic.NET™), Go, and Swift, for all modern platforms. With Elements, you program for any platform you like – whether individually, or while sharing code between projects and platforms. And it comes with rich integrated development environments (IDEs) for Mac and Windows, making you productive, no matter where you work or what platform(s) you target. Download Elements Current Build is .2919, released on April 5. Take the TourSee Pricing (Try Oxygene, C#, Java, Mercury, Go & Swift for 30 days) Elements makes you productive creating great apps and software projects. The Elements compiler tool chain gives you a choice of six programming languages and related tools that allow you to build apps for all major platforms. From iOS to Android, from Windows to the Mac, from ASP.NET over Java services to WebAssembly. No matter which language you choose, Oxygene , C# , Swift , Java , Go or Mercury (VB), you can use it across all the platforms. And each of the languages is super-charged with advanced features that will bring the joy back into programming and make you more productive than ever. Developers on Windows can use Water , our custom-built IDE specially for Elements. And if you work on the Mac, you can use Fire , our own state-of-the-art development environment for the Mac. Elements also integrates deeply with Visual Studio , on Windows. All three options support development for .NET, Cocoa, Android, Java, Linux, native Windows and WebAssembly, and provide a first-class development experience for all six Elements languages. The Languages Elements supports six great programming languages. You can pick your favorite, mix them – even within the same project. Oxygene (Object Pascal) Oxygene is a modern Object Pascal, reinvented for the 21st century. Read More | Download C# RemObjects C# takes the C# language you know and love, and truly brings it to all platforms. Read More | Download Mercury Visual Basic™ as a new future, and it’s looking cross-platform! Read More | Download Java The Java Language is finally going on trial separation with its runtime, and going fully cross-platform. Read More | Download Go Leverage the Go language, and the vast ecosystem of open source Go libraries in your Elements projects. Read More | Download Swift Elements takes Apple’s Swift language everywhere, from .NET to WebAssembly, Android or Linux. Read More | Download Case Study: Curaçao Weather Learn how Vision Thing B.V. used Elements to write their mobile application for iOS and Android, alongside a server back-end and a Windows-based reporting app — all in Swift. Read More . The Platforms No matter what platform(s) you develop for: Elements has you covered. From Desktop to Mobile, from Web to Server Back-ends and even Embedded Systems. .NET Use .NET to build Windows apps, websites and cross-platform tools and services. Read More iOS & macOS Build truly native apps for all Apple platforms, from iOS and macOS to tvOS, watchOS and beyond. Read More Android Create first class apps for Android phones and devices, with both the Android SDK & the native Android NDK. Read More WebAssembly Run your native code right in the browser, with WebAssembly. Or deploy it in your Node.js server infrastructure. Read More Java Build code for any of the billions of devices, PCs and servers that run JavaSE, JavaEE or the OpenJVM. Read More Linux Build native tools and servers for Linux. Read More Windows Build native tools and applications for Windows. Read More ...and more Take a deeper dive into Elements platform capabilitiers, from Mobile to Desktop, from Server and the Web to IoT. Read More Resources There are many resources to help you get started with Elements. Browse our extensive Documentation Site to learn about all Elements features and how to use them. Get to know the languages and platforms. Find out more about all the powerful language features that Elements brings to make you productive. Learn how to use Elements’ IDEs for developing and debugging. And explore the extensive set of APIs available to your Elements projects. Of course the online documentation is also integrated with the IDEs, only a single press of F1 away. Next, dive into RemObjects Talk , our online forum and community, where you can ask questions, learn and talk about Elements – both with other users and the developers working on Elements every day. Finally, there’s also an exhaustive repository of Sample Projects that you can download, build and play with yourself, to explore the compiler and all its capabilities. Development Environments Elements has you covered, no matter what your choice of development environment may be, with state of the art IDEs for Mac and Windows, and integration into Visual Studio. Fire (Mac) Designed from the ground up as the perfect place to code with Elements on macOS. Read More | Watch the Video Water (Windows) The fast and lightweight development environment for Elements on Windows Read More | Watch the Video Command Line Build Elements projects from the command line or your favorite third party code editor. On Windows, Mac or Linux. Read More about EBuild Elements in VisualStudio Work with Elements in Microsoft’s powerful Visual Studio IDE on Windows. Read More “I guess I’ve just been struggling to comprehend how revolutionary Elements“ Featured Use Case: A lightweight IDE and toolchain for C# developers, on Mac and Windows Read more... See more example use-casesLanguages Elements comes with your choice of four different programming languages. You can pick your favorite, or you can mix different languages – even within the same project: Oxygene Next Generation Object Pascal. C# It’s is not just for .NET, anymore. Swift Apple’s new language – on any platform. Java Your Java code breaks out of the JVM. ^^ Choose a language by clicking on one of the icons above Oxygene is Object Pascal , reinvented for the 21st century. Oxygene is the language we have been relentlessly innovating and driving forward over the past decade. We started with a vast super-set of Delphi, back in the day — and 15 years later, Oxygene now is the most advanced general purpose programming language out there. If you use(d) or like(d) Delphi or Free Pascal, you will love Oxygene. And if you never used Pascal before, you are in for a real treat! Learn more about Oxygene . namespace WPFApplication; uses System.Linq, System.Windows.*; type Window1 = public partial class(Window) constructor; begin InitializeComponent(); //... end; end; end. When you hear C# , you think ".NET" – but that’s no longer the case. RemObjects C# takes the C# language you know and love from working on .NET, Mono or Xamarin, and truly brings it to all platforms. Decoupled from the .NET runtime, you can write Android SDK apps running on the JVM in your favorite language. Or you can use C# to write native Cocoa apps for Mac and iOS. In fact Fire , our Mac IDE, is written in 100% pure Cocoa C#. Just because we could. You have the full C# language syntax – with some extensions, even – and full access to the native platform APIs, be it the Java or Android libraries, the vast Cocoa frameworks from Foundation to UIKit, and more. Learn more about C# in Elements . namespace MyIPhoneApp; using UIKit; using SiriKit; public class RootViewController : UIViewController { public RootViewCentroller() : base...